
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres announced his intention to continue assistance in resolving the conflict in Ukraine wherever he can, in accordance with the resolutions of the UN General Assembly, international law and the principle of the territorial integrity of Ukraine, while remaining in contact with Russia and Ukraine.
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The conflict in Ukraine continues, the UN is involved in diplomatic efforts to resolve it, citing General Assembly resolutions and the principle of territorial integrity.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres intends to continue assistance in resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
Guterres' actions will comply with the resolutions of the UN General Assembly, international law and the principle of the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
UN, September 29 - RIA Novosti. The official representative of UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres Stephane Dujarric said that the Secretary General intends to continue assistance in resolving the conflict in Ukraine “wherever he can.”
“The Secretary General will continue to provide assistance wherever he can,” Dujarric responded during a press briefing to RIA Novosti’s question about resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
Dujarric assured that Guterres' actions will comply with the resolutions of the UN General Assembly, international law and the principle of the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
Earlier, Dujarric said that Guterres remains in contact with Russia and Ukraine amid discussions of a possible trilateral meeting with the participation of the United States.
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